ANZDEG 2007: 3-4 December 2007
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When
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Monday 3 and Tuesday 4 December 2007
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Where
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Madsen Building Conference Room
474 Madsen Building
University of Sydney
New South Wales, Australia
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Hosts
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Ian Johnson
Steven Hayes
Martin King
2007 programme
Monday 3rd December 2007, morning
Encyclopaedias and collections
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Ross Somerville, Te Ara Encyclopedia of New Zealand
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Challenges we have faced: getting to grips with a project of increasing size and scale - maintenance, workflow and new access paths.
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Stewart Wallace, Dictionary of Sydney
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Designing a repository structure.
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Ted Chrisfield, La Trobe University
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Publishing the 'Deneiai archive' as a LUNA Insight shared collection.
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Kerry Kilner, University of Queensland
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The sum of its parts: AustLit and Australian literary history
Monday 3rd December 2007, afternoon
Digital publications and collaboration
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Gary Browne and Sten Christensen, Fisher Library, University of Sydney
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Wangga songs publication project.
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Steven Hayes, Archaeological Computing Laboratory, University of Sydney
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Journey to Horseshoe Bend digital publication.
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Ian Johnson, Archaeological Computing Laboratory, University of Sydney
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Building relationships: Heurist, Rethinking Timelines and the UNESCO Three Cities Project.
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Gavan McCarthy, Melbourne University eScholarship Research Centre
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Google Custom Search Engines for online guides to archival collections.
Monday 3rd December 2007, evening
Conference dinner
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Thai Pothong restaurant, Newtown
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At cost. An alternative restaurant may be decided on the day.
Tuesday 4th December 2007, morning
Access and structure
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Jessica Coates and Brian Fitzgerald, Creative Commons
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Encouraging the preservation of digital-born products - a project with JISC, CERI and the Library of Congress.
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Jamie Norrish, New Zealand Electronic Text Centre (NZETC)
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Authority control solution for NZETC.
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Basil Dewhurst, National Library of Australia
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People Australia and changes to the NLA's thinking about its resource discovery services.
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Andrew Wilson, Archaeological Computing Laboratory, University of Sydney
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Putting it in context: maps and spatial data in encyclopaedia applications.
Tuesday 4th December 2007, afternoon
Tools, techniques, tips and tricks
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Creagh Cole, Ross Coleman and Gary Browne, Fisher Library, University of Sydney
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APRIL project (Australian poetry resources internet library) - use of XTF and Cocoon.
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Jason Darwin, New Zealand Electronic Text Centre (NZETC)
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Demonstration of an online/offline word processor.
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Tom Murtagh and Kim Jackson, Archaeological Computing Laboratory, University of Sydney
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How to get HAPI: embedding Heurist objects and functionality in web applications using the Heurist API.
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Jonathan O'Donnell
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Searching across collections, such as the ANZDEG collections, with Google Custom Search Engines.
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Stewart Wallace, Dictionary of Sydney
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Some thoughts on Resource Description Framework (RDF) Web Ontology Language (OWL).
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Wrap up
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Plans for the coming year and allocation of tasks.
